JEOPARDY!: US HISTORY EDITION

APUSH - Spiconardi

Jeffersonian Era

Era of Good Feelings

The Marshall

Court

War of 1812

Potpourri

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FINAL JEOPARDY!

Topic 1: 1 point

Despite his strict interpretation of the Constitution, Jefferson agreed to purchase this for $15 million in 1803.

What is the Louisiana Territory?

Topic 1: 2 points

Surprisingly, this group provided Jefferson with his first foreign policy challenge as they seized U.S. merchant ships in the Mediterranean Sea.

What are the Barbary pirates?

Topic 1: 3 points

This legislation was passed in 1807 in order to prevent war with Britain and end British violation of the rights of neutral nations. It ended up backfiring.

What is the Embargo Act?

Topic 1: 4 pointsIn order to remove

remaining vestiges of the Federalists from the judicial branch, Jefferson attempted this action against Federalist judges he deemed radical. What is

impeachment?

Topic 1: 5 points

This group of radical Federalist plotted to elect Burr governor of New York and have New England secede from the Union.

Who is Essex Junto?

Topic 2: 1 point

His goodwill tour in Boston led to the coining of the term “The Era of Good Feelings.”

Who is James Monroe?

Topic 2: 2 points

In order to protect American manufacturing from foreign competition, this was passed in 1816.

What is a tariff?

Topic 2: 3 pointsThe opening of this

infrastructural improvement in 1825 tied the manufacturing of the East to farming in the west. It soon made New York the trading capital of the world.

What is the Erie Canal?

Topic 2: 4 pointsOf the following, this

was NOT included in Henry Clay’s idea of an American System: tariffs, infrastructural improvements, state banks, or increased trade among all sections of the country. What are state

banks?

Topic 2: 5 pointsLand speculation,

unstable currency, and bad loans issued by the BUS and its branches led to this. It was not a good feeling.

What the Panic of 1819?

Topic 3: 1 pointThe case Marbury v. Madison (1803) established this legal precedent, which dramatically increased the power of the Supreme Court and made it more equal to the executive and judicial branches. What is judicial

review?

Topic 3: 2 points

In McCulloch v. Maryland, the court ruled that Congress had implied powers as well as express powers because of this clause in the Constitution

What is the elastic clause?

Topic 3: 3 points

This ruling against the State of New York established the federal government’s broad control over interstate commerce.

What is Gibbons v. Ogden?

Topic 3: 4 points

This Supreme Court Case struck down a state law arguing that a contract for a private corporation could not be altered by the state.

What is Dartmouth College v.

Woodward?

Topic 3: 5 points

In this Supreme Court Case was the first time the court ruled a state law to be unconstitutional.

What is Fletcher v. Peck?

Topic 4: 1 point

The practice depicted here of conscripting U.S. sailors into the British and French navies during the Napoleonic Wars.

What is impressment?

Topic 4: 2 points

Republicans who supported war with Britain in 1812 were known by this term.

What are War Hawks?

Topic 4: 3 points

This treaty can be submitted as evidence to support the claim that neither belligerent won the War of 1812.

What is the Treaty of Ghent?

Topic 4: 4 points

At this meeting, radical Federalist proposed secession or expulsion of western states. Others proposed a congressional 2/3 majority to declare war and the repealing of the Three-Fifths Compromise.

What is the Hartford Convention?

Topic 4: 5 points

The War of 1812 would propel these two generals to the White House. One would serve two terms. The other would only serve 32 days.

Who are Andrew Jackson and William

Henry Harrison?

Topic 5: 1 point

This group of Republicans promoted the use of federal funds improve America’s economy and infrastructure after the War of 1812 much to the chagrin of the Jeffersonian faction of the party.

Who are the Nationals Republicans?

Topic 5: 2 points

This protective tariff, which raised the tax to 45 percent, ensured John Quincy Adams’ defeat to Andrew Jackson.

What is the Tariff of 1828 or Tariff of Abominations?

Topic 5: 3 pointsThis movement,

which reached its fever pitch with the preaching of Charles Grandison Finney, rejected predestination, advocated moral living, and was a reaction to rationalism.

What is the Second Great Awakening?

Topic 5: 4 pointsJefferson was referencing

this when he wrote, “But this momentous question, like a firebell in the night, awakened and filled me with terror…A geographical line…will never be obliterated; and every new irritation will mark it deeper and deeper.” What is the Missouri

Compromise?

Topic 5: 5 pointsWriters, such as Ralph

Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau were known to be members of this group.

What are the transcendentalists?

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As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager.

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If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!

FINAL JEOPARDY!

Category: The American System

He stated, in defense of the American System: “This transformation of the condition of the country from

gloom and distress to brightness and prosperity, has been mainly the work of American legislation, fostering

American industry, instead of allowing it to be controlled by foreign legislation, cherishing foreign industry. “

Who is Henry Clay?